The Sun. — London, England, 1808-05-11 00:00:00

BOXING. The, mitehes bet a. co and Gregsnn; nor ton , ancl, Cribb, •and Sam and Cropley, place yesterday in Sir J. SIiA.BUIGLIT'S _Park, near jllartiet-street, Hens, after they bad been iyevented by thelandabie activity of some Magistrates, at three other places. It was nearly direr o'clock when a ring was"tormed, by permission, in Sir JoHN's Park, nd:the first exhibition took place between Crib and Horton * --amidst a tremendous fall of rain. A forty feet squat roped ring was next formed' fur the grand contest. -b.twcen. Gully and Gregson. They stripped and het to at half-past three otiock, with thee - seconds, Joe Ward and Gibbons for Gully, aocl Lee and Richman tor Gregs.on. Betting in, the ring. five 'to four on Go:ly. The tolibwing are the particulars--- ROUNDS. r. The utinostsilence in every part of:the ring, anti cacti bait his eye stailastly fixed on the combatants, who spatr;!,t 2.1" ;twat a minute without approaching within lengtit. Tres killence was soon turned into peals of applause by the stl;:airers of Gully. -who put in two dextrous nits at the Isaine,lllolllclit illrUumb Grogsur,% guard on the throat and Glepoo ti lie had lust his legs, anti he was coverol d wjth blood. - - 6 to 4 on • 2. (%rt;gsiiit made an ineft,ii:.ttia j hit at his adversary's head, Gully.h h ittett it, and pointed . finger at him—Gully corn. meticcd a tally, and some blows were exchanged to the ad. rionAge ot Uuily. lit the fall) Grt,gson turned bound and hit his adversary a b;:ck-liantten hilow oil the Wins ; both tell. 3 (,noun planed a fight 1112 On Lilly's br.'ast, and a ral. .tle.cidedly in layout ot r Gully, who kept shifting ar..l•l4,:taing away trout his wan, Wilt was ultimately thrown. GO.44.tin bled copiously, and his head begat). to to 0,; Gulls. 4. Gully m ide, play, and planted two other blows on his atl.•Lr,ary's head, and sliii; , eu 5. Cregs9c; iii.ide a deter. nined hit, which was scientifically stopped, a.id he ran in up f .,ri his man, grasped hint by the thighs., heil ni,n it, his arms, wad hit Mtn clown. Soule Lila — app ; anti k. 6., Salie obatinate rallying, bh:t so decidedly in favour of Gully, iliat i...44;50n was ha abOut at pleasure. Gully re ovent,,il ins on thd right side of his head at the LIDSJ of the roului, and both fall out of the ring. 1. Gully rallied his mum in this round, and hit hill about six glows on tlic tread w.th great ease, anti lie. also, 'erbpp:d ot(;regSon,Vvrvise lort•tye was closed, his.tiose Woken. grid tiffs face bideou.,ly disfigured ; Cregson was at length hit off bis legs. _ b. A found somewhat in favour of G mgson, as . far as re. goded sliaitt hitting. iu closing he thrasv Gully a heavy g. This round Was pretty decisive of the result of the bat ti for Utegson manifested a falling oil' in strength, ant( was brievously hit ahani in the face nu, however, bliewcti anti , and lie-jell t,n his ktiees un ~IIC u, his adversary's blows. 't he blood ti.iwed in torrents from Gressoth's lace, and he dtteu v'eo'bity, his .I,i)OS being nearly closett, and every of ,:art at Ins race as badly Jut, . 4 blow was ek ‘ h,,,,g_ Cap ai,d U 4111 4, was thrown a tafilut.lnsoWn chutons. • 1 . r.,tyg;.,on;on setting to, put nis hand to his lett eye . , and • t h en tpoked at it. lie coininci,ced a rally, which curled again iv his chseottitittire ; 411 o•.rcuriving a knock-down blow-, he bit J 12, A., Noon - WaS tut acWii in return tor ikAto‘v on his ad. verb.uy's rj. frit down niaking pixy, • • r.l Gull) itit hti inlvetsary4nrougii his guard. witliin'tlls t,,;(co,. atilt Wit, one-or .wifi4.ll, bluwo.alone ,would nave d flint. • regson made freeinal rallies in each round, bit iii-the lanai it was eyident lie . eoulll not see, and he as rail in. upon Gully anti hole Juin down. , t A... rusiton it, tins Wat iii. LL Lapel, ,ind ran iii upon' his otterwy, wno• kept Mita)", Ann tn.. ; .1 0 fr , ioi ;ow a imiliner CX&l;cti aun utat at. j turLcki sees .—b.ioc to. iii:. 'rat: twice iii Lllc town Inc b;ll hew, anti 'kept Intn .1 min runt.n.ci; Mill into ail appaient seiiselebs state, and glen dropped taint quietly betAvcii 1115 amis, ' .. la. A ihittLar round to the foriii‘r o and C;ti:gson W4s a$ b‘iit'iy pun whet i ish e d wh te r , : treo,ett. • Tett oilier rounds, lithe). might be call; c 1 so, were Tough., :Ind in this Way Gregson clever platitvd °tie v...ls•i.Onstatttly reCeiViDg trelll,.*Lit.lotis blows e heal tutus; .he was tiliting under every disadvantage of weakneSs, etchings, 8:c. ciithequ4titly unable to turn the career of life adbersaiy. In the 25th rbund he received two as tremeud. , tis .blows -as any in the battl.4..whieli was deeidgd in the 28th round, when Gregi,on could nor to the _park of setting to in time; he, also receivi_d a tremendous hit on the ear in the 27th round, . . After the battle Gully 'addressed the i ing, and in. foftned tiiciu vublitly he Willi 61) Sililated tl>At hene vcr .ntendvu to tight -ogain, nor would tie have dune so in this in,tance . bad ht not been boUnd to comply rit nib Greg enallengo. Ho had in this instance fought w ith a !ante lett arm, and Gregson surely would not . desirc to combat with him again. The battle -leaked hour and a quarter.l , •,,'. CRIB AND HORTON. - This contest lasted the same_ time as the former, left bettings were six to four at setting to, and they gtadualty increased to the end of the tight:. it was not a g - occt matcli,, and Crib beat his adversary with oui_inuell injury. Horton is a tmd hitter, lie cannot stop at all; but be is a' bocioin man. He %%ill never rank as a first iate .boxor. He was niurti‘disfigured. DUTCH SANI AND Citt)PLEY. This was real scientific combat at thirty-five mi 7 nutes, ana as %%on b.} Dutch Stith tolerabi ) easy. , The figlititig VV33 oat ove; till oeven o'clock in the evening.' 'A:Court of Aldertnen.waasummond to meet yes terday, at GcrildhalL but only the Aldermen CODIBE, PE.I: LUNG, 141:191-1y0S, LICA, SOIOLEY, DOMVILLA, andWoop attencl;ng, besides the.lo,.an . lll4vort, on Court could be held, and his Lordship, after examininB he inealwei i Lhers' return, way under th e necessity ul price of. Bread k i lt' aisize, or a penny in the peek, which will , place 'to-morrow, win the quartern boat, w ill be sold for t I and. household 94d. Another Court is ordered to nesuuntioned fur Ttws dav neat. • SPottrtNG NIAGAZINP,r-On the First of May w4lO published, price Is. Od. etni3Olighed with, 1. a Purtraii of the late Lord (roivenor, from an Origi nal picture painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds,, and 11. of, the eelebnited Mare .Ele.Tor, No 187 of.. The Si'oRTING MAGdZINV, This %York, w Lich abounds iir S v oiting SuOjei;ts, and others of; an interesting amusing mudel.cy, has latelyatt - pted a new feu. luiv 3 A, iz, I.)i•potes between Gentlemen on Paints ui lionoor, .Int--4;ogravings are likewise more be lutitiniy.eN,teuted than heretof ore , ain the .strle of Nittnbecs ,ario Sets: iNly incrL'a;iing. No. 116, plotisoed they first oi 01.4 31!I ti ~,unto.'. . 11te hole,,,entrtinlipg.fleitr 4W) Copper 11•, te s, A wry now.oe had, IntitU r arund,..or - any odd %,,,akt i ec or Volunje. - PriA,ted.TA.)r 3`. I r‘, \V.444 And Sold by '4ll Booksellers in ht....d44i, urk, Dobliii,-tiec. LONDON : Printi At the visi-C) t 4 „ • - ymo 11,- MAY 7. Our sp - rin sea Son has commenced with All early appearance of gaiety, and Wears a very flittering aspett: 'Tie arrival of tho Soinersetsbire Mititta, commanded, by Lord littsi'roN, is not a . little gratilY ing, and cannot tail of enlivening this thwn• The commoncement of the present innth, with all its other beauties, has proved exceeding propitious to thiffavoured watering place, tiringin, with it the completion ot,the Esplanade, that has been so many years in a state at iinproveincnt. It is near a mile in length, and is now hpcothe one of the most ele gant and piduresque walks in the kingdom, atford ing the valetudinarian, in particular, everYogratifiea tion that can be found on the sea side. The under taking first Commenced under the auspiceS of our gracious Sovereign, who felt particularly desirous of forwatding a plan that is sure of contributing highly to the interest of this s town. . It has given the prOprietors of the bathing ma chines fresh spirits, and they are again paraded in driving on4er on our sands bura gloom, standing, pervades them and the inhabitants, from its being reported that his Mljeity. does not visit this place this Summer, a Circumstance. that cannot fail of being universally regretted, as well as most severely fehlby the town at large. The Balls at the Royal Assembly Rooms . have .al ready commenced, and are well attended., This day' arrived the Su'ift Letter of Marque, Capt. LA LACHEURt of Guernsey, from Halifax, bringing the Mail from thence, which is forwarded to the Post Otlice. The Men of War, Transports, &c. had all arrived previous to her sailing ;' well. •• Sailed leis Majesty's Ship Coquette on a cruise. SP OR7'ING. NEWMARKET SECON:, sPRING MEETING, tflot MONDAY, mAy lb. Sweepstakes tongs each, b. tt. colti SO. 71b. fillies bst. rib. Last 3.41 , 1. of • • trip raivenOr's c. E.. ton. rQsvenor'r, f. Pearl. —Ld Fo ley's c. Chaistp-and-one. Me. niatchiottl's c. Tony Lump. kin..-Mr.' Craven's t'. Frances.— Id F. G. Osbotne's b. c. by Trumpator.—D. of Graftoh's b. c. 11:113a:ian. -- Mr. D. itatlelitte's b. c. by Sir Peter.—Mr.. fermor's h. c Hawk. Sweepstakes tougs each, lt, ft. Across the ,k Ld C. Sunman's b. c. Ethelfred.-1). of Grattfin's t. by Curiander.---Sir I. Shrlley's f. by Luzzarcl.-TGen. Grpsve nor's gr. c. Welsh Fusileer Sweepstakes of lo;:gs. each, h, ft. B. C. Mr Wilson's Gitavettor's Meteara.—Mr. Lloyd's Cardinal Beaufort [4 foley's Captain Absolute. U. of Crofton's brother to F6reStrr , 'AO Mr. ShakespL.lt's Discount, Bst. alb. each. Two-) Course % tongs. h. it. Mr. 1); RadLlale's Scltut, r Ist. Irgst Mr. Lake's Tirn, .71 feather. At). M. 2t,ogs. Mr. Payne'b agst Vansittart's Moment',lia, Sst. 4lb, roll. Ah. M. loop. h. ft. Ld Lowtner's ch. •nt. by blaster Sst. tolb. agst Gen. GrosVeia,r's Rifleman, 7st. R. Gen. Grosvenor's t', (sca:ed u , ) ) id, S.c. 12.1b t ,pgst IA C. So:nil:ices b. c. 3y' tai, IS>t. "rwo•yr oir.l Course, soogs li it. Mr. t . C raven's hr." f. Fly by N 14bt, ago Mr. C Illowne's f. by. Patriot; Sst. alb. each. lau )1 , olii Course,i•gs. Sir J.. ShLile,'s Clasher, tlb. asst Lit G. 1-1. Ca vendish's Dr. adii.):Jght, Ob. sllt. M Sir C. '('.t, tiet's ti r, unit) ags% Mr. ‘Vytiduarn's Mouse, ch. Sst. en 11,11VOt ' Ali. 5r.. 20sg oi. It. • Ld Lo tr.er . to Via.IIVVOCTO, Lu Sackvines Ouse ta)d, S3t, . Mr. Fer.)l.4's Sir 1. I lut . iywood's Baccha. nal, h.it. ,V 1 ic.L% h. R. Dark,.gton', a;,ator s;0,x1•411, (Lae Cilits &Junius) Bst. 71b. igst sir C Tuin. i't Tiorn, I.st ). D. 1, wogs. Sta c. by Soreert-r, otit '4 sir Davitl'A agst (Mester, I. r..en. K. M. tuois.: It. IL Olt'hy consent. Air Sltak,-itlcar'4 lii:titiwomt, rec. togs frorn Mr. Fer, mot's Hippomenes, Bst. zib. each. Across the Flat, tongs b. It. Mr. F. Cr.ivcn's f. Fly by Night, Bst. 61b. n:c. zsgs from Mr. 11Aler's br. c. by Ki 9 sst 3113. R. M. sogi. 1). or I;rattoir's Parisul, Bst. 121 b. rec. zoo‘s troni Sir C. 'Furrier's Thorn, Bst. 11. C. 2'oo. TVZ3DAY. Fifty Pounds for 3-yr old Culls, tl4c. 41b. 'Fillies, list. R.M. Tile horse.; 10 ok.; quoted at tile Ktog's Stables, Newmar ket, the day belote running, between eleven and one o'clock. Entrance sgs. A Handicap Plate of s s el. by Subscription (being the Third of the T hsee S ol. rlates), for, 3, 4, i„ 6.yr olds and aged Horses. Across the Flat. The horses to be entered at the King's Stables Newmarket, the day before running,' between kievett alai U ae o'clock. Non subscribers payihg 3gs. entrance. Mr. Craven's Beau Nash, by Trunipator, apt Gen. Gros. venor's Welsh Fuzileer, by 'Dapple, 46t, alb. each. Two., yr old.Coursc. beep. ii. tt. Mr. Payne's Tudor, Bst. 41b.agst Sir J. Shelley's, clasher, Bst. alb. Y. C. seep. co ft. Mr. Andrews ' s Lydia, gie.7lb. agSt Mr, Goddara's fiChil les, 7st. alb: Two.yr old COUISC,3OOgIi. It. it. WEDNESDAY, The jockey Club Plate Pt sogs. to be ruu for by Horses the property at Members or the Joek , ..y Cl tyr olds cdr ry lug Tat. alb. ;s-yr olds ESL 31b.; 6-yr olds bbi. 91b, ; and aged Est. stlb. B. C. • • Sweepstakes of toogs each, h, ft. for 4-yr olds. Across the Flat. Mr. Kellerman's 1. 1 1-luilc - 46 Venus.— W.' Fermo - rs Brighton.-1). of C.:ratlon's Nlusician.—Sir C. Ilubburj's Rambler, Air, Lauretta, Bst. 71b. agst Ccn. Crosyratot's ‘Voodcuttor, by I.bp, Bst. D. 1. 2ao6s h. ft. TCURSIIAY. Fifty Pooh& for 3.yr uld,, nst.2,lb. 4-yr olds, Bat; s.yr olds, Bst. 71b. 6.yr olds and aged, 135 t. tzl b. T. M. N 1.13. C. To be entered at the King's &tables, Newmarket, the day before running, between it and one o'clocJi. Entrance its. The winner to be bold for 15:,:gs if dcmatared - within ticvarter of an hour after the Race, the owner of the second horse being first entitled, &c, • • , , • Mr. Sitwell'4 Clinker, Bst. 31b. agst_Mr Shakespear's count, tist, Ab. M. ;cogs. Mr .I"7ytie's l's.doe, 951. agst Mr. Craven's Beau Nash, fist. Two,yr old,Couise, 24-ogs. h. tt. I.d GCrisvcitor's 1.3 uni Lob iiAst Alf.Vetnailtart'sMorpciitilla, 2113. each. Ab. M. zoei;s. h. It. IA Darlington's Master Good-all (late Giles Seroggins)3st. 71b. agst,Bir .C.:,Torner's Alr, Gundy, 854 Two-) r old Cuprse, 2:cgs. it. lt. " 'Mr. Lake', broiLer to Rumbo, agst Mr. liakspeat'sVis count, EA. ;lb. Cacti.' Two-yr oto Cou'ise,.zoogs. h. it. Ull by colisixt:, ?It 'DAY. , Ltl Lowther's latainwortil, /Qt. 71b. sot Genf GrosVenot'S Wood. tier, 75r.4 Across thy flat, ioogs. Mr. Fermor's Cerbetus, yst. 21b. agst Sir I. Hollywood's ihwhaal, 7st. ittlb. Across the Flat, bogs. b. ft. Mr. shakv,pc;iir's Discount, tcc. eogb. 11 - 0111 Mr. Wynd. haitt's Stis.in, 'lb. eicti. Two yr old•Coutu, Laub. A Madras:Paper gives:an account of the dreadful etTets of a hurrlcaue experienced at Madras, and in its vicinity, in the month of a:cember last. The canal forced its banks'; trees were every where - forn up,ly ftie roots; the houses of the European inha bitants universally suffered cons4lerable damage ; niarly Were anruuted,, and 'some partially blown down. mud houses,.ot the natives were in most pl.a ces 4wept away, .and with them many also of th e i r wretched inhabitant's: It is apprehended many thou4andspeeished. Dead bodies. of men, women, ancLehildrvn, were found lying in every direction when thJ'AOrtnittrated; _ . 'NI by Ic ICH ANO lIA It of No. 4, Marticuocoutt, Bow-stree Nu. I Imo', Straild where .Idvo tisments, Orden From the LONDON GAZETTE, lt1ay10,:1808. Trar.r.ffice, 110. to, 008. • flis Majesty has bleil pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General Robert o: ttith•Royal hnginer, to 'be General in tho Major•Gcner4l William Congreve, of the Royal Artillery(' to he Lieutenant-General in the Army. . Colonel; fohn Evclegit. of the Royal Engineers, - Orlando' %Manley,: of the Royal. A rtillei? , Robert Lawson, of ditto, I.age, of ditto, l,dwartl Stephens, of ditto, to be Major Generals in the Ara 4. Theopilus Lewis. of the Royal Ma. tines, Richard Williams, of ditto, Lawrence Desborough, of ditto, lames Meredith, of ditto, Robert Hill ['armor, of ditto, Watkin Tench, of ditto, lames Berkeley, of the Royal Nlannes, George Wilson, of the Royal Artillery, Samuel Rimington, of ditto, David Ballinghall of the Royal - Moires, George Dyer i of ditto, Sir john nouglas, Knight, of ditto ,[)avid Collins, of itto, to 'be Colonels in the Army. Majors Robert Stewart, of 'the - late Royal Irish Artillery, Alexander Arrnstrong, of ditto, Joseph Lambrecht, of the Royal Mari . es, Alexander Brice, of the Royal Engineers, to be Lieutenant-. Colonels lit the Arany. Captains, Wit. Henry hays, of the Royal Marines, Henry Reddish Forzvr, ot ditto, Thomas Davey, of ditto, Robert Smith, of ditto, Richard - of ditto, Juries Erroll Gordon, of ditto, Thomas Aocroetitiz, of ditto, Richard Graham, of ditto, Francis Lynn, of ditto, lames West, of the Royal Artillery, Walter Tiemenhecre, of the Royal Marines, Cohn Williinls, of ditto, lames Wellly3S ' of ditto, Richard Timpsori, of ditto, .'Thomas Guilford, of ditto, Harry Percival Lewis, of ditto, Charles Godfrey, of the Royal Artillery, Thomas Rey, of ditto, Charles' • of ditto, joint Clark, of the R. , yal Marines, D.orid Wil of ditto, Joseph Carncross, of the Royal Artillery, Charles Stanser, of the Royal. 11Iarines, (..;eurke Duns_ moire, Of ditto, John Lodiny,ton, of ditto, Win. of ditto, Joint Lung, of ditto, to be Majors in the Army. • • (To be c wan:ad.) E.INK-RUPICIES SUPERSEDED. Charles hiihery Sharp auct Israel Pitt, of Birmingham, tador. Guy I,..nowles, of Birmingittm, druggist. 24:vKRUPTS. John Sitnmons,`of Leicester, druggist, to surrender May 27, at five, 23, and lit at eleven, at the Swan 1 ttcnittcs. Mr. F.A.:(14)11, Grays-inn, Lon dun dun; or Nll. Stubbs, birminghani. Dixon I-101;1.4 4 u, ,Middiesex, warehouseman. M.y 1.4, at tut, 2s, at and lane 24, at 'co, at Guild hall. Attrirines, Messrs. bleastlkie,Alexantici, tlultne, • New.lnn. Thumas Dixon, of Birmingham, money.scriveiier, May 23, at tour, 24, and June at, nt eleven, at the Koyal Hotel, hunilni,nant. Attorney, Jolla Alexander,btdford rw., Lumina.. • . . lowph I);;.inis, late of Ikrston, Yorkshire, dealer, May 23, at tn.: buil and Moutl. i.s.:Vdb, 30, at the Ail Art ihii, Vc.therbY; and ju.,e 2., ai the bull and Ntoutti I..eeds, at eleven A innides,,Mr. Granger, Lerch; ur Mr. Ettup.m.l), Lurikton. f . , viduallCr aild jobber, lime 2, 3, ari 2t, at eleven, at thq White Hart in:, bus. tun. Attorinca, Mr.. Lope, Huston ; or Mr. Wih,on, Gre. ,;atton•l,arriL,.,.l.ondon. Samuel Chat:lw,', ut Woolptt, SouOlk,' shopkeeper, May ifi, at tiv,, ;9, and June 21, at eleven, at tne wu.)lpack bury St. I.dillUlltrS. titiOnit:S, Mr. lames 13.1snani, Ix worth, soitolk. ; or Mr. kger ton, G ray 's. Ira', Lon. dm). lohn Trott Mills, now or tate cif the Maze, SoutliW,irt", Surrey, coal-merenant, May 14, 11, at. t weve, and Lune 21, At. ow., at I, "L011(.1011. Alt.fitcy, sit. Hay - IN ad, Great 0 rtnond•btreet. Nicnolas •Nlitmic‘oat, Tregony, Cornwall, innkeeper, .May, 14, 34 ild , A June al, at ten, 1U U utirthall, London:t Palmer, Tultainsun, and Thomson, Ccipt i.:ourt, .I.'hrogink.iton st eet • jOhlk Gunter, ui Lambetlt-road, at. Ueorges-fields, Surrey, teword-cutler, ALI 17, 24, .11/1“ . j unt. 2t, at I.WCIV‘.., Winton: Attorney, .Mr. Lugess, M.dichez,tcr butidings, Westminster.; Kestrick, Cole's-Milh Devonshire, miller, May 14, at one, tune I, ctt clevett, and 21; at one, 4c Gila:— h. 4.4 Luntlon. Attorney, Mr. Li.. Abi4tt, 011.1 lir ad- ttirro - t. . loop( ars Pciers, or •Chatilato, 1‘.. - 4114,-4.:onicEtioncr, May t 4, 24, aid it;oe 2.1, at tell, 611U:11 . 1..11, Lu4iLion. AT tOrillCb, Air. L41111..14 ; ur .11c4)rl. Cooper and Lowe, Southaitipo...l-Joltclot%s, Londuct. George t. Yorksiore„ inetcllaut, j tine 2, 3, Ail(' at•the ‘Vtlitc L. , o tiatilax. Coult,lcurst, liedtura•rui., ; or. SUII, .: ...i.a. ji. ;In ...iilli 11, of Atlltnchesir, cottuo-nunufacluter, May 19; s , .. • L f WIC %I, at three, at the :),04 . 1 on 4 Mota4;4ICSIVA. '.'..Z. lt);iiik:4, Mews. Kay ar.d Itemitta, Mancheater. ' DIVID.b;IvDS:' . ..._ Lune 7. I ohn Buys, 91 . Put tunouth, tnercer, at ooe, • half, London. - June 4. ',dui Abraham, lute Of HOUndOita, London, ware houseman, at ten, a t Guluthail, lune rk, total 6troud, of Watri.n•-upon.Thailles, Surrey, briekinaker, at twelve, at Guitar-I.:, London. July if:. junn Snamlun,ut Plymouth; draper, at twelve, at Gitildhail, London. ittly Isaac Meneelin and David Amick, of Cheapsitle, 'London,' perfumers, at twetve,. at . Jelly 4. sati g. n' Turner, late of Manehester, innkeeper, at three, at tt re Oog , l'averst, Manchester, . • . • Jriue , 3. . 1, 1 „ 1, 1 % , 4 ,11 1 .44 and William Hobson, of 13irming . .harn, lineii.dthp4rs, at twelve, at the Sicikspeare. Tavern, 13itittinglim‘ -.) • . May 31. W tutatn kattray, of King-s Wet, Deptford, Kent, cheesemonger, at. one, ati Juildi ail, London, May 31. 1:C11171)w/is, late 01 Ual•trect..N4(l, Middlesex., eatrinetliniker,"ifoire, at Guildhall. ' • .- - May 31.. John S welt; ton, of Newington.Common,Middleseit, dealer, at'el,!veir, - May 31. I (vat ty44.kner, of :.-"outli, Alialti.4.street, ladies'. r, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 7. lolin I'Ol.lW, or Shrewsbury., Salop,dinen-draper, sit ckven, :It . 111 e shrew abory . June. Saniuel'bteir:.un, frlidtilesdx, cheese. monger,. at t Oyu, G o t i c 4, loh Warner, of Elithion, Essex, shopkeeper', at one, at .London. • • Jute;, John liitKett Wit:lnv/it, of the Old Swan, London, meichant, at . twelve, at.Guriduall. June 7. lona BigWOutl, tale or hasinghall.street, London, warehouseman,' at t wel ve,•at itildliall. • May a 4. George I'OTCaS, late of j..e.itleriltakl-market, Lon. don, poulterer, at twelve, G uildliall. July 2, Alexander Mart, of ravel lane,South wark,S UrrcY • baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 2. Jatnes -Lipinski; of Deptford, Kent, cheesemunger, at twelve, at Guilithdl, ,London. 'July S. 161111 Nilsson and ; imett Gardiner, of Clennent's.tane, I. tabard-street, Lovio.., and of Saville,plaet, 4,anibeth, Surrey, hop-incrcitant:.;, at one, at Guildhall, 1-..,;d0n. July 12. Clivoltiti Ives, 01 Coltishall, Norfolk, brewer, at ten, at Guiidtiali, London. June 4. Witham Webb, late of Westminster-bridge-road, Surrey, coal-ntercktiOlt, at oil, at G oddball, Lortdon.•i• J talc 3. rani Grown, mew or me of Liverpool;Araper; sit eleven, at the Coach and ilor4es;;Chester. July ira Natniel W . rd liuvdei> anal William Bowers, of Cannon-street, London, conib-makera, at twelve, At July z. Peter begraVes, orChitaliside, London, and of Math.' cheater, and Thomas Bainbridge, of Manchester, ware. huuscmen, at twelve; at Guildhall. July 2. Wrllialp Hughes, of ..Queen.street, Southwark, Sutrey, porter and eyder.tnerehatit, at, twelve, at Guild hall, London. June 7. Owen Alacdonagh, of Albany Tavern, Weamin ster,'vidlualier, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 3t. Richard ;vlctedith, t LOxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, in twelve, at abildhall.' Alay 31. Daniel Alkocle Ross of (.;raixchurch-street, Lon. • don, hosier, at twelve, at Guildhall. * l une John lleyes, late of .Wigan, Lancashire, linen. ;na nulacturer,.at pine, at the Eagle and Child lan, Wion. June Ai. Charles Lovelock, of Durhatn.street, Strand,Mid tiether in wine, spirits, and beer, at one, at Guild. un. Clarles iiingeston and Robert Hingcstort, of W 41;• brou3t, London, mercers, at twelve, at Guthitial), • ?AR IN b. RSHIPS DIS3OI.P ED, William C;QtAiwiii, I creiniab I'ike, and Richard Nianthorp, Woo(ll)ritine, ultulk, corn illt:rc:ftiants, i-feilerick DleLti4.l44etL And Vila, bitthlol, of Rat blovue- placc, . . George Appleby / and Leonard . Crii!er, of Manch e ster, stone masons. . Willi.,in Devaynes and Thomas llarrison,sn,:huradurersof ~ i + paper. at !vying Paper Mills, Sussex. • ' Robert ninon Wept and lohnStyl&s, of Oxford-sWetilinen - . ' drapers— . . . . - William Whitaker and Thomas Howarth, of Halifax, cord-, wailfer%. . )ohn S Sk.,inc, Simon Irving, ar . .d john Headlam, of Skin . , ner.street. . ... lames kuvfley, Wm. Burton, and ichri,Eurton, of Glaurcli, euvestey. Derbyshire, potters. Thomas Dixon; Nath. Crecnhalgli, and Roger . Hollan4, Of , M-nchester, cotton-spinners. Edwa, .1 Rogers anti G. Godhy, of Queen-street, Clienisitle; wareinitisr.men. ichti NPliiven add fames Carter, ci Gilbert's ritSiJ);C, Catt• market, cooks. j. Higgin, H. CraiviOrd, and G. Whiteley, On the 2d inst. a cause of considerable importance was finally determined in Dublin, by the COII3IIIIS. • sioners of Review, in the ca4e of the Bishop at F . Eitxs against the Rev. JAMES SVldli4, Vicar of .; Castle Ellis, in the said Diocese. This cause bad formerly been brought before a Court of Delegates ) 'Who had unanimously reversed the s-lth-ne;!; of ilia Ecclesiastical Courts, against .Mr. SvmEs, as tut- founded and ; troth the decision of the leo - ate - A the Bishop apoaled to the nualjurisd4ion of Commissioners of Review, w ho h ave LA 6O'l. mous!) , affirmed the. judgnunt of the Delegates, with costs. Yesterday morninif, between four and five o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at the house of Nit q , .;rti. Scott and Co. wholesale linen-drapers,' in' West Smithfield, which was, .together with the adjoining entirely confanued. The flies conituun cated to .the church bac:l:wad, belonging tc).St.Bar tholoipew's Hospital, which, by the assistance and acti% icy of the ticemen and engine., was saved from being destroyed. Fortunately no lives wets: lost. Sid fir' Nli IPS. -.....- / CRAVkSEND, MA Y 9. -•- , Passed by—the Gratide, .--, and flu; Ventura Felix, , from the Ittails. • Sa►led--the An►►, Plower . , for Gottenburo ; Castiita, --, and the Mary Ann„ Shipman, ior rite 11r,zils. 131121hA On Friday last, in limiter-street, the Lady of tJ. W. Cap . ! row,. Esq. of a MeAlmr. On Monday last, in Sackville-street, the Lady of Herbert Jesocr, - LL..D. old aug!s:cr. Vestentay, Mrs Robert 11.t.ttiii;•..te, of a Son. The same d.iy, Mrs. E. R. t'w.k.:l:ll, of 13ersiard..street. of a Daughter. • - - • . Nell< • On the rst inst, at Ctin - vi11 , 4 tli.!!eat-of the Laly's th,J, Charles folin Peshatl, (...:4;) , 4 in the Vgrix mew, and cities! sill of Sir join: t. Miss L. is oldest daughter of it‘it.marti - Matint, Esq. Ni.r• for the County 01 C4lWay. •On Thursday last, at Lockington. J o h n l 3 Lig. soy:of jinni A ,(wo, Ls+ ( A Eat, bcih Anne, eldest tneltev. 1..tnt.1)4 Itec tor ot.l.ockinpon, and one at Ili, N/ale.ity's .jtitsiicesotjlgt • Pract: for ,the East ut at Volk. (In ;.itt . ttday ,at Ficiion, tintioik, Finn ‘,S;(4,.o!;ter, rclt~ni, of Nc.,t to Ntis4 f44.;uhi, oli'vy &nights( qt . S. ,1149, U/tl). I' it ICI. 0 TIVTL D Y z. anti b W: CLlAkt ARM ta Sca arra,. ot - -South . NI oiton. C:osvenOr-414u4Nf r jor , t h e p a p er , i mer, for the etc (pest-paid , must be adlreasud. Yebtetday, at Whitehall, atter a linprring itiotf.s, the 11,,). ;Vane Smith, daughter or Lord Cat/tog:oh. ()Ix Friday last, Ge/rpna Entity 1..0uii2, 'ottltrast tlitlCll tzr of Maker-General Sir Geosge Itrathwaite Boughton, Litt. agt..l to mouths. (hi Saturday last, at his fathret; house at Cllito:i, iu lea tStIA year, Sc' atv, the youni;est soft ut Sulta:v Grohe:t, ATU:;IC,I • • Bank Stock, India Stock, Ott! th . Navy i per Ct. 99 I too 99 i .ItHlia Isulow, 3t; ..t,, pr. Iniii 5 per Cent. 9 6 i Exchequer Bill-, ”. 9 , %, Pr , 4 pc, Cent. B.l*l ... lat perlitt 3, per Cent. 06 I t. 1 per Cent. Red. 61/ 4 Ditto Ann. 3 per Cent. Con. 63 tit • Guns. for z4tk inst. GS i/ I bunk Long Aun. ai I : ; • -. e-------=,- --- .. - T- 4 ••• - • ---- ------..-------!----.—_ - .r. - •.. , ........z:,---..-.1:..=1. • To TimmAs TAYLOR, Edit)... No. o, New Bridge-Street, Lontion. I lonoured Sir, :March rB, Eget. IBEG leave to inform' rid, that seer :;ili,v3 the' . y ea r 1790, I have been with the Lite.O.rene tea t• which, Born its obstinately resisting every c•nitse of Medicine prescribed by the most tae ra , :uttf and,undergqing' ieverat severe courses Of salivation.. and twite discharged. front the Hospital, with little fehefii would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the' sp:ing of last year inv iii:;order had got. to such a he. R .l 4 , as irly to put a perical to my existence-:-I had -. a L t iz t • o!.'0 on3l:c crown of my • head, one each arin, and 'my legs were broke out in a friOtrul ilionner niy. right was on:a4.. fully painful,- and had. been „in'a sfatt r of tdeer:izioe—for the. last seven years irny left had also two, large nodos on Its -ryas very much discoloured, and gave me 'such excrati;:t ing pain, particularly when,,warin on bud, as itetirly to de. • price the olj rest; ill this lamentable state, I .was..reeorn- .• mended by J • ( w h o cure by t tem here), to take your .Leakeit' Parent Pills, r.. ,, tich I began to eta on tily :401 of M,my c o urue ,of a .furtniAht, 1 be ace tv.rect.;•re hit eut min little trw:g ; Orin a month, the til. , :,!rz; on iny' Nc•tre so1.31411„t; haled-:soon alter, 017 sore tny also; leaving, • howevcr,, consuirrahle kliseOlouratiOn in the _skin, and pain to the bone of the lett, by the TcS• sing of God, and a lirtie lon,.;er p...e:;uvecattier in your inv.t. 'luable Medicine, stibiided ; tite no•feS . 4periin A , regaining as mctr Lira I hut:, awl time nk,ctUrnal,„ p;Ains going oil: I thu, nceame, by von,- 4,...texeart , t airs wrfe:-Ily free from Ail .;113. have recovered any former spirits and strength, and' b 5 conic jolly and. tat, in which state navingcontiritaii many months to the astonibitittent of •all who kne:w me, I um at a loss in what terries and ekliress - my gr.,,titu.L4 but begyou, for the good of Other suffering .110cals, to inake this my case as public as. possiz:je,...as I shall on every tiq.::tititu; in so ' doing, Yeti • will greatly oblige, Sit . , your gr.it,:ful, obedient, very humble servant,. A L mukkuk. Swan's C lose Edinburgh. to tite above curet Titntarsos, No. 3, - New l'eu:try Markel and 105tH Old.Asseinblv-Close, Ettinbiirri4• Prepared and Sold by th'e. sole Proprietor, :r aomAs v Loa, Member of the ltueal Cortege al thte'' gec.>ns, at hie House, NO. 9, New ltriltge-strect, London i where, after a constant read:num of more than. this / - * ll '' - I,.,:iyears,in a protetice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the l'ortijoi - Generation, ,with that inviolable kiecto:y which M - . 011 • his ,profession should always observe in such easel, )10 natters liiinself;the aitvice and assistance he gratuitously administers to.. persons taking this. Medicine, : will cla esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advaitl4.vs•ci' dont attainable and void of all ambiguity, • , Also, said, by his appointment:, icethe conveni en ce of tnose living atAt distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 354:,;:* 4 ' Albans-street, ;• the Toyshop, .$O. 40, ore-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, 1,;1-stroct • hfzi t Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Uniott-tow,• Little 'l" ,, wcr" hilt ; hl,r. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburglii Mt. Ma ,t dartatd,Glasgow . ; Mr Bull, Da me-street, I.7ublin I ante " 1 June person ut every considerable town in •Great BEI:Jon ;Lreland,•in Motes nionly as. gd. oxen, sealed up with r'": and Plain directions, whereny persons ot either sex ri , •ij cure tnentsclves with ease; Fpetid, secrecy, and sa , litY.• ~,h N. B. Every Boa sold in. t;ceat'britain t 3 icalcd up a St4MI), on which, by fiyour of the Cointriii9i ollo , ; c :.. printed, at the Statnp Oifice—` , T. I%tyl..tr, Nu. 9s Ltidge-street, ,, —to imitate which is Fetich., 41111 re Cottlitetictiri,..